deb http://dl.linux-sunxi.org/users/niall/debian.preview/incoming/ ./
deb-src http://dl.linux-sunxi.org/users/niall/debian.preview/incoming/ ./

u-boot

This is a sunxi u-boot snapshot with debian unstable packaging.

It drops the patches for other platforms.

It changed debian/targets to only build (not broken) sunxi targets.   It does
not build the FEL targets and the like, it's crazy enough as it is!

sunxi-archive

This just has my key for now and is just a skeleton.

sunxi-tools

This includes more then just sunxi-tools, it also has sunxi-boards and 
sunxi-boot.

The fex and bin files for the boards are in sunxi-tools along with sunxi-tools
itself (e.g. fexc).

sunxi-boot

	some u-boot script snippets
	a kernel postinst hook

sunxi-boot uses the sunxi-boot, sunxi-update and sunxi-update-env programs 
supplied in sunxi-tools.

The expected use is to run something like:

sunxi-update Cubieboard2
sunxi-boot /dev/sdc

sunxi-update will
  build up a boot.cmd from /etc/sunxi-tools/cmd
  make u-boot images (kernel, initrd, boot.scr)
  update uEnv.txt from /etc/sunxi-tools/env.d

You can add a /etc/sunxi-tools/cmds with just the names of the files in 
/etc/sunxi-tools/cmd to include in order, otherwise it includes all in order.

You can add anything you want to put in the u-boot environment in 
/etc/sunxi-tools/env.d in name=value form (it will be sourced as shell and the 
variables it sets stored).

sunxi-boot will write the u-boot files for the board to the given device.

/etc/sunxi-tools/conf holds the board and device names for future use.

It will also include the "platform" (e.g. sunxi-sun7i or armmp) and if 
sunxi-update is given a kernel version (3rd argument after board and platform)
it will store it also.

linux-sunxi

This is just a 3.4 modular kitchen sink and only has sun4i and sun7i configs
as that is all I have to test on anyway.

It uses a dirty git source tar for 3.4, this is likely non-free ;)

It has few patches (aufs is added though).

It is _very_ modular, so you will need an initramfs (sun4i refuses to allow
me modular mmc so far so it could work).

python-fll

as is from aptosid's repo.   python-sunxi-$version.tar.xz depends on it and 
can be used to create a chroot or tar of a sunxi system using this repo.

TODO for more complete/useful sunxi repo

udev rules
kernel and u-boot as submittable patches against debian
libv's packages?  libump?  fbturbo?  mesa!?
libvdpau-sunxi?
testing? stable? ubuntu?
grub?